What is mood?

A.

a struggle between opposing forces

B.

the writer's attitude toward the audience and subject

C.

the moment of greatest tension, when the outcome of the plot hangs in the balance

D.

the atmosphere or feeling created by a literary work

Too many pockets. what's nouns?

Toby hid his smile as the teacher handed back his test: another perfect score. Knowing the other students would tease him, he quickly turned the paper over on his desk. When his friends asked him what he had gotten, he'd say a C or maybe a B.

Choose the correct answer. Which of these is the substitution of an agreeable or an offensive phrase for a harsher, more truthful word or phrase? hyperbole euphemism personification

What does the root tele mean in the word televison

Bradbury describes Mead's walk as being " ... not unequal to walking through a graveyard ... " In what ways is the city like a graveyard?

Combine these ideas into one sentence using a noun clause. Jesus taught his disciples. They needed to love and forgive each other

According to Renaissance philosophy, commoners often represent

How does Sexton contrast the sky and town?

Based on the narrator's emotional state, what is most likely the meaning of sheet?

Which sentence contains a subordinating conjunction A) many people fear bats:however, bacts are usually harmless B) we will go out as soon as it stops raining C) I like comedies, but my friend prefers drama D) both she and I were at a party